Church Birthday Party Brings Members Together at Dinner
About 150 Presbyterian church members gathered Monday evening for a family birthday party dinner. Attendees sat at tables by birth month and contributed a penny per year of age to buy new dining furniture. July and December tied for table prize money, with November winning the grand cake prize and a cake sent to shut-ins. Guests included Wilma Grossheim and the Elliott family, while Mrs. John Lemmon led as general chair with assistance from local members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Val Fuhr
Dade Shearer
Frank Crone
Ben Briley
William Grossheim
Wilma
Dubuque
Guy Elliott
Badfington
John Lemmon
John Bidwell
Warren Stewart
William Glassburner
Charles Wiley
Elsie Glassburner
Priday Friendship Club
Emma
Methodist Church
W. R Gross
W. Monroe St
Earl Loveless
E. Madison St
Verle Gallagher
Sam Bows
Fisher and Mulford are married in Nashua church
Juanita Fisher and Clifford R. Mulford wed Sunday at 4 p m in the Little Brown church Nashua in a double ring ceremony officiated by Rev F L Hanscomb. The couple plans to reside in Columbus Junction with bride employed in medical office and prior service in the army groom employed by Iowa Illinois Telephone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jugilita Fisher
M. F. Fisher
Columbus Junction
Clifford R. Mulford
LaVerne Mulford
Little York, Ill
Little Brown
Nashua
F. L. Hanscomb
Bride
Columbus Junction High School
Dr. Marker
Winga
Will
Geneva High School
Europe
Iowa-Illinois Tele
Wedding Details of Columbus Junction Couple
The ceremony in Columbus Junction included close family members such as the bridegroom's mother Mrs Laverne Mulford Carroll Mulford and Forrest Karr Jr all residents of Columbus Junction. The couple plans to make their home in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles City
R. H. Mulford
Mrs. Mulford
Columbus Junction
Laverne Mulford
Carroll Mulford
Forrest Karr, Jr
Social Calendar Notices for Community Groups
The column lists meetings and events from various organizations including the Department of Music chorus at United Presbyterian Church, St James study club, YWCA mixers, Alma Hearne Holland missionary society, and many church and civic groups. It includes times and venues for practice sessions, potlucks, prayer services, and group gatherings across Lincoln, Washington, and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Presbyterian Church
St. James Study Club
Ray Redlinger
YWCA
Alma Hearne Holland
Community Drives For Europe Donation Boxes
Auction-like appeal lists Mrs W T Carson at 1126 E Washington St and Mrs Pearl Meeker at 444 3 Iowa Ave urging residents to bring soap for a Europe relief box. No further details provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.T. Carson
Washington St
Europe
Pearl Meeker
Iowa Ave
Honor Mary Berdo at Kitchen Shower
Mary Ruth Berdo was honored at a kitchen shower hosted by Mrs. Harry Simpson for her bridge club. The luncheon for 24 featured bouquets and gift opening with guest Mrs. Carl Siemon of Fairfield Conn attending. Berdo later plans to wed Carl Siemon on March 12 at the local Methodist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ruth Berdo
Harry Simpson
Carl Siemon
Fairfield
Miss Berdo
Mrs. Carrie Berdo and Henry Hollingsworth Depart Columbus Junction
Mrs. Carrie Berdo and Henry Hollingsworth left Sunday evening from Columbus Junction for St Augustine Florida where they will reside for a period at the Bennett Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Berdo
Henry Hollingsworth
Columbus Junction
St Augustine
Florida
Bennett Hotel
Forensic Club Sponsors Juneau High Meeting Plan
The high school forensic club met after school with sponsor Mrs. Evelyn Galbraith and president Pat Brower. Twenty eight students will attend the Shakespearean play Much Ado About Nothing in Iowa City on March 11. Jim Dawson elected festival production chairman. Stewart Brower Wagenknecht Houck named to select the play. The same play will be used for the Iowa Forensic play contest in Iowa City on March 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Galbraith
Pat Brower
Iowa City
Washington
Jim Dawson
Ted Stewart
Miss Brower
Ruth Wagenknecht
Ann Houck
Iowa
Logging Battle in the Jungle for Mahogany
The passage notes the absence of mahogany forests with scattered trees, an average of two trees per acre as a good stand, and initial riverbank cutting. It describes the ongoing struggle to log mahogany through the trackless tropical jungle as forests erode and transportation challenges persist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acre
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Presbyterian Church
Harvey Davis
Bert Crocker
Geneval Mills
Valentine
Sweethear
Pastry Shop
West Side Square
East
Mildred Lerpevier
Juanita Fisher
Shirley Arthur
Mary Johnson
Harry Turner
Ted Michels
Briley
Squari
Noble Grand Circle
Ralp. Zeck
Ann Judson Cirele
Ray Sojka
E. Jefferson
Just Us Club
K. H. Messer
West Chester Pythian Sisters
Lincoln
Washington Saddle Club
Legion Hall
Dues
WSCS
Church
Good Will Club
Iva Simpson
Ernest Garrett
Catholic Daughters of America
VEFW
Ainsworth Oes School of Instruction
Laura Bell
OES School of Instruction
Masonic Temple
P. m
Pleasant Hill Ladies Aid Society
Swift
Curtis
Methodist Wscs
James Brooks
Louise Wasson Rebekah
Lloyd Easter
Little Flower Circle
Merritt McDaniel
Ished
Walnut Women's Club
Alvin Hesseltine
Valentine Exchange
Women's Council of Christian Church
Roy Minnis
Blondie
Chic Young
Honor Mary Berdo
Riemingtons Smiths Royals
Nicola
Harmon
Spurgeon
Cupid
Spurdéeon’s
THE @THRIFT STORE
Brac’s Valentine
Hearts & Arrows
Jelly Hearts
NYLON
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